Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-10-28

A good u inch plow at The REVIEW
office cheap. Price $500.
Miss Alvic Tmbler has again resumed her
work at the case in this office.
More Two foot oak wood wanted at THE
REVIEW Office on subscription.
The roof is now on the Baptist church and
the work will soon be completed.
When you want good bargains SO to Myrtle
Creek and buy of +. NJ. Gabbert.
Sam Evans went to Portland last week and
returned Tuesday looking much refreshed.
Judge Z. c. Bronaugh Of Portland was in
Roscburg on legal business few days this
week.
The best boots for the money at II. c.
Stanton's. Call and examine them before
you buy.
THE REVIEW force rejoices at the return of
Orsini. She loves Oregon, and says it is in
the lead yet.
The prune crop IN the vicinity of Myrtle
Creek, which was large this year, has all been
| taken care of.
The President and party have returned TO
the White House after making tour Of the
West and South.
Jacob Bitser has the finest, fat venison at
his shop ever brought 10 Roseburg. Go and
test our vcracity.>
| Re2. W. A. Smick will preach at the Fall
creek school house next Sunday morning and
| in Roseburg Sunday evening.
| Miss Cora Benedick returned home from
Mt. Scott Wednesday where she has just
finished teaching term Of school.
Mr.. Carer returned from trip to Coos
and Curry counties last Sunday where he has
been inspecting Indian war claims.
S. D. Chapman Of Mt. Scott has been en-
ployed to work on the new school house in
this city, and commenced work this week.
Farmers should not forget that at Moore
& Evans is the only place in town where you
can get the genuine Oliver chilled pIow shares
We call attention of the public to our adver
tising rates with regard to obituary notices
which will be { forced after January Ist, 1888.
VIM. Howell Of Oakland, Mrs. J. w.
Strange of La Grand, and Mrs. +. r. Hill OF
| Wilbur were seen on our streets last Wednes-
day.
Jas. McCulloch came over from Coos this
week and reports the Coos bay road in better
condition than ever before at this time OF the
year.
The Myrtle Creek flour mill with Willis
Kramer at the helm is turning out frs.-class
flour. Give him a trial if you want good
bread.
We made mistake last week in stating
that Mrs. Irwin had her leg broken at Wilbur,
it was Mrs Schaher and DIR. Devore reduced
the fracture.
Read Our Portland correspondence this
: week. II is furnished in items by Il compe-
tent hand. THE REVIEW appreciates this
help very much.
The ship Columbia sailed this week from,
Portland for Hong Kong. Quite number
Of Cinnamon took their departure for the
Flowery Kingdom.
Fritz Kruse was killed by premature ex
plosion Of blast of giant powder with which
he was removing a snag from the river above
: Corvallis last week.
Mrs. D. S. West has returned from Port
land where she has been under the treatnen
/ Of DR.. Henry Z. Jones for few weeks, he
} health is much improved.
: ]. ]. Farquar is repairing his residence il
c fine style, and is building hot bed that vii
cost $500 lie is the boss gardener, hi
celery cannot be excelled.
Goethe says that, eve do not possess wha
We do not understand" What troubles u
most is that we do not possess good man,
things that we do understand.
Mrs. C. w. Johnston returned from an ex
6 tended visit 10 Portland last Sunday, an
now the smiles play on the countenance c
our genial Land Office register.
S Hon. S. F, Floed will speak at the Boege
$ school house next Saturday evening at 'tearl
f candle light" All are cordially invited, ant
! we vouch for their entertainment.
. The members OF the Coles valley literar
n society are requested TO meet at the schoc
+ house Saturday evening, Nov. 9Th 1887, a
6:3o o'clock. JENNIE EMMITT, Sec.
G. A. Taylor has sold his cigar and notio
store to Harry McClallen. We are sorry t
lose "Guss" familiar face from the corner
but bespeak for Harry liberal patronage
The war in Jerusalem is still raging fercel
and II. c. Stanton is having large sales
,e those eastern boots. A third invoice of thel
- will soon arrive. Call and examine them.
y. S. c. Miller will stalt out next week ar
n will visit all the precincts in the county cole
OF ting taxes on the day on which the tax notie
k, printed in another column Of this issue cal
n, for.
As you SO 10 church to-day, you will motto
&c that every solitary saloon in Salem is clost
* UP, front door and back. This is regulatio
P and it regulates. There is no theory abo
= this.-SuDday Statesman.
id
: Why is Smith Bailey's patronage continue
ly increasing at the Depot Hotel. simply /
n cause he gives the best the market affords
= living prices. Mrs. Bailey superintends t
dining room and cooking department
1g The experience of years furnishes the mc
or convincing evidence that thousands Of liv
be are annually saved by the use of Ayers Cher
st Pectoral, 1t speedily cures all affections
the thr.Aal hrnrcLinl inLos anl Iunns